. - it is filled with helpful household tips.

Went over their  total household income  with them...they make about 5K per mo.... 

. : 1,008 - 1,010Unit Amenities Balcony Refrigerator Washer/Dryer Oven Heating Range Kitchen Tub/Shower Site Amenities Clubhouse Community-Wide WiFi Fitness Center Public Transportation Media Center/Movie Theatre Financial Summary (Pro forma - 2018)Gross Rental Income      Annual     Annual Per SF                                       $1,294,718        16.81Effective Gross Income   $1,294,718   16.81Avg Household income 43%: $100k+15%:  $75k-$100k28%: $35k - $75k14%: 0k - $35k Total Population 1 Mile: 4,029 3 Miles: 29,950 5 Miles: 69,572 The Property:  Price $13,000,000No.

This of course brings you a step closer to the operator, but it also entails slightly less attention, as the operator has a ton of investors to deal with.Think of a cap raiser as a chef that serves multiple households.

People with a household income of $250-$350k think they're the lower middle class.

I am currently a server making 35k a year about to get married within a household income of 70K annually.

Homes with 3+ bedrooms renting to students get flagged easily because of parking issues....once you have more than 2-3 cars for one household, parking spills into the streets and winds up in front of neighboring homes. 

.● Household Gross monthly income must be at least three times (3x) the monthly rent.● No Evictions/Broken Leaseso No outstanding debt to housing providers of any kindo Proof of honorable reconciliation requiredo Positive re-established rental history required● All bankruptcies MUST be dismissed or discharged.● Credit approval is subject to credit risk fee below 620 and potentially additional security deposit.● All residents of the property 18 years of age or older MUST submit an application and completea criminal and credit background screening.● Smoking is NOT permitted inside the home or garage.Hope that helps!

Household income more than qualify for investment property mortgage.

If everyone in the US ran their household budget the way the government/state/feds run a budget, run up debt, sell more and more bonds, and print more and more money - everyone would be broke.